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    Shrinkage I am a consultant; few days ago the manager came and told me that their warehouse was missing some inventories. He thought that the inventories were theft by their employees and he wanted me to help him solve this problem. From all the information what I heard from him‚ I do not totally agree with his said that the inventories were stolen by his employees. What I want to do is to collect all the information and to analysis all these information‚ then try to find out why those inventories

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    as an increase in bugs and pests‚ but others‚ such as Arctic animals are being forced away from their homes as the glaciers that they live on melt and break away. The Arctic and areas that are in higher latitudes have a higher rate of warming and this pattern is expected to continue as climates everywhere changes and temperatures go up. As Earth warms up‚ the glaciers in the Arctic start to melt‚ and species such as the polar bear and the arctic fox that depend on the sea ice‚ will start to disappear

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    the Global Warming on the polar bears is their habitat. Habitat is the place providing animals with food‚ sleeping area and every essential material to live. In the Arctic‚ the polar bears’ habitat becomes worse recently due to the shortage of sea ice and food. The first change in habitat is increasing the temperature of the Arctic. With the Global Warming‚ Polar Bears 3 temperature increasing‚ the sea ice over here melts quickly. Finally‚ this should transfer to the polar bears and lead they

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    master of a harsh and unwelcoming ice kingdom. Intelligent‚ adaptable and fierce‚ the polar bear learned how to survive in a place that offers few comforts to any creature. But now that very environment is in flux. And so is the polar bear’s fate. The Arctic is changing. As temperatures slowly rise and the ice recedes‚ the shore is getting further away. Food sources that the polar bear have come to rely on are becoming less plentiful. In this changing climate‚ the polar bear is already showing signs of

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    The Arctic sea is heating twice as fast as the rest of the world‚ largely due to global warming. “Global warming has serious consequences for all living organisms‚ but it is of especially great concern for the polar bear” (Bear Planet‚ 2011). Global warming is causing the Arctic sea ice to melt‚ unintentionally changing the habitat that the polar bear is dependent on‚ causing it to dissipate. (Ganguly‚ 2011) “There are an estimated 20‚000 Polar bears in the wild that depend on the arctic weather

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    Have you ever wondered how the polar bear keeps warm in the arctic? That is thanks to fat. The polar bear has nearly 10 cm of fat under their fur. The Polar bear gets its fat by eating seals. With its Astonishing appearance‚ handy hunting technique‚ harsh habitat the polar bear is an impressive animal. Polar bears have a rather astonishing appearance. Most of these traits are not for show but rather Warmth‚ friction‚ or hunting. The size of a polar bear’s head is smaller than most bears. The

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    Polar Bears The polar bear is the largest and most carnivorous bear. It is a marine mammal. The polar bear is found throughout the arctic region including Alaska‚ Canada‚ Russia‚ Greenland‚ and Norway. Polar bears can be as tall as 6-8 feet tall. They can weight can vary from about 200-1‚760 pounds. But‚ when born they are 12 to 14 inches long and weigh around one pound. Polar bear’s lifespan ranges from 20-25 years old. Unlike other bears polar bears do not hibernate during the winter. They are

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    RHA; same trend for LL and PL. The Linear Shrinkage (LS) decreases as the RHA content increases‚ enhancing the volume stability of the soil. The results obtained from the researches’ work are shown below in Figure 2.7. Figure 2.7: Variation of OMC‚ LL‚ PL‚ PI‚ and LS with RHA content Roy (2014) conducted a research on the soil stabilization using RHA and cement‚ using the soil sample from Burdwan‚ India by disturbed sampling method. The CBR value obtained from the experiment is to evaluate the

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    Have you ever thought of how rough it would be to explore Alaska? Alaska’s geography is difficult to explore because of cold climate‚ wild animals‚ and traveling by foot. Without further ado let’s get into our pajamas‚ drink some hot chocolate and learn about the cold climate! It’s so cold in Alaska polar bears just got on a plane to New Jersey! You may be surprised but it’s been as cold as -80 degrees in Alaska before! If you were to be traveling in Alaska it would be hard

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    the types of clothing they used‚ tools used to sew‚ etc The point is that the links were very effective in teaching what those tools were‚ what they were used for and why. Here at this website I learned a whole lot than I knew about people of the arctic region. I was taught by what I read that their traditions‚ beliefs‚ language‚ kinship and values were extremely important and was a big part of their distinctiveness. I also learned about the types of foods they ate. The residents of these small villages

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